The term "courted" can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Here are some possible definitions:
To court someone: to try to gain their affection or favor, especially with romantic intentions. For example, "He courted her with flowers and love letters."
To be courted: to be the object of someone's romantic attention. For example, "She was being courted by several eligible bachelors."
To engage in courtship: to participate in the process of finding a romantic partner. For example, "In the olden days, young people would often go to dances as a way of courting."
To be brought before a court of law: to face legal charges or accusations. For example, "The defendant was being courted for his alleged involvement in the crime."
To attend court as a spectator or participant: to be present in a court of law as part of a legal proceeding. For example, "The journalist was there to report on the high-profile case being courted in the Supreme Court."
